It is not worth clamping down on the internet in order to stop piracy. SOPA, CISPA, and PIPA are a few reasons why I feel this way.

The MPAA has released a press release detailing how they believe that the Internet-wide protest against the SOPA and PIPA bills are corporate gimmicks to coerce the Government to drop the bills. This terrible and pathetically sad statement comes straight from the Chairman and CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America. Read on to find out more.

Major US ISPs have agreed to limit services of subscribers who repeatedly engage in copyright infringement.

Why is Mozilla now the target of a take-down notice from U.S. Homeland Security and what the heck is MAFIAAfire?

Google had taken the consent of both MPAA and isoHunt before issuing this testimony. While MPAA was not keen on having Google intervening in the case, isoHunt wanted Google to speak.

The RIAA has rightfully accused RapidShare of illegally hosting digital media, especially pre-released television series and movies

4Chan board have struck at both the MPAA and RIAA, systematically taking down both of their websites through a DDoS attach started out by Anon of infamous 4Chan /b/ group.

In MPAA stats, just the fact that you did not buy the software and inquired about it added to the piracy figures. even if you switched to a free alternative.